Bitcoin doesn't just represent an instrument for financial inclusion, it has reshaped our thinking towards trust and ownership of assets. Unlike traditional systems that needs intermediaries, Bitcoin operates with a trustless protocol that eliminated the involvement of banks and government as gatekeepers.
It's propagation tends to combine two features "transparency and privacy" Transparency at the protocol level and privacy at individual level as long as the individual practice non-custodial ownership of funds. This kind of feature is hardly seen in traditional finance systems.
The implication of Bitcoin encompasses just finance concern, it extends to human rights enabling people living under oppressive governments and very much unstable economies to properly safeguard their finances in Bitcoin.
Transparency is not enough to say about Bitcoin blockchain. It has a public ledger so that everyone can verify information about any Bitcoin address, Bitcoin transaction and so on. It's actually verifiable and you don't need any company, any sender or any receiver to be transparent about what they do. What they do with bitcoins on Bitcoin blockchain are all publicly and verifiable, by everyone not only by you.
It's verifiable and also undeniable too.